Author: Robert Purchese

[ad_1] Citizen Sleeper, the really promising new game by In Other Waters developer Jump Over the Age, will be released 5th May. Excitingly, it’ll be available day-one on Xbox Game Pass, on Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One. It’ll also be available on PC from a number of stores (Steam, GOG, Epic, Humble), and –…

[ad_1] I’m trying to unite Ireland. It’s 1066. Harold is about to get shot in the eye over in England – I know that because of history – so I’ve snuck in early and befriended him, and arranged for my daughter to marry one of his sons when she comes of age. Icky, I know,…

[ad_1] CD Projekt Red has confirmed to Eurogamer that the medallion in the picture teasing the new Witcher game does indeed resemble a lynx. “Ok, some mysteries should not be so mysterious,” CD Projekt Red global communication director Robert Malinowski told me this afternoon. “I can confirm that the medallion is, in fact, shaped after…

[ad_1] It was during a lecture they probably should have been listening to that Sara Thompson doodled the Dungeons & Dragons Combat Wheelchair on the back of a textbook. They’d been talking about it for a while, the wheelchair, irked by a game that offered players limitless freedom to be whoever they wanted but still…

[ad_1] It’s all going on for Greg Buchanan. His still-warm thriller novel Sixteen Horses looks destined to become one of the books of the year, having filled window displays at Waterstones stores around the UK for the paperback launch in February. I’ve read it and it’s brilliant; dark, disturbing, fearsomely intelligent and utterly compelling. I…

[ad_1] After an hour in its presence, I’m a bit disappointed with Trek to Yomi. I expected something drenched in the influence of Akira Kurosawa, given the black and white styling of the game and samurai subject matter – something thoughtful and slow. But what I found in the short time I spent with it…

[ad_1] Grand Theft Auto 5 comes to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X tomorrow, 15th March. Yes, the game that once launched on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 nine years ago lives to see yet another release on yet another generation of hardware. And its reincarnation comes with significant improvements like 4K crispness, 60 frames-per-second…

[ad_1] When I eventually mustered enough courage to go to an acting class several years ago, and began to rekindle a passion long left dormant, I learnt a powerful lesson which still stays with me today. It’s not theatrical, it’s something I apply across my entire life, and it’s not a hack for getting ahead.…

[ad_1] I’d never watched Survivor before and it’s only now that I realise why: it didn’t do very well in the UK in the early noughties so it disappeared. That explains it. But while it flopped here, it soared elsewhere, and so it was, as a complete newbie to the series, I recently found myself…

[ad_1] It was during a lecture they probably should have been listening to that Sara Thompson doodled the Dungeons & Dragons Combat Wheelchair on the back of a textbook. They’d been talking about it for a while, the wheelchair, irked by a game that offered players limitless freedom to be whoever they wanted but still…